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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2000
Page
1
The Gaston Gazette notes corrections policy and introduces Brad Sitton as an evening assistant administrator for CIS department. He has been with the Gazette since June 1999, with hometown Gastonia. Details include June 1999 start and monthly figures shown.
Ten year old Jonathan Lipnicki, star of the film Little Vampire, says fame is hard and recalls fans once chasing him in kindergarten. He notes dazzling fans can overwhelm, citing stories of girls fainting around boy bands and celebrities.
More than 100 actors models and sports stars have designed charity holiday cards with proceeds to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Christian Slater and Marlee Matlin created cards shown in USA Weekly. Sugar Ray Leonard Cindy Crawford Heidi Klum Ashley Judd Greg Kinnear Jenny McCarthy and Rosie Perez also contributed. LARROQUETTE SUN VALLEY Idaho festival details follow. Ian Thorpe promotes a practical approach citing efficiency over appearance while attending Giorgio Armani exhibit in New York.
Bill Williams recalls a late night taxi ride that became a moving confession and a life lesson. An elderly woman riding to a hospice led to two hours of shared memories, a hug, and a realization that small acts of kindness leave lasting impacts.
An official channel reports plenty of sun for the day with seasonably cool conditions and a high near 70. It notes mostly clear skies tonight with lows in the upper 30s and indicates more sun on Tuesday with highs in the low 70s.
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